It's Halloween and that means it's time to go trick-or-treating and enjoy buckets full of candy. As part of our weekly "Pet Project" segment, we went the Humane Society of Marathon County to find out what pet owners can do to make sure their four-legged friends stay safe on this spooky day.

Goblins...ghosts... and ghouls...oh my! Pint size trick-or-treaters take over River Park in Mosinee.

Saturday marks the 21st annual "Make A Difference Day" and people across the nation spent the day helping others. In our area, hundreds of volunteers gathered early Saturday morning for Rake-A-Thon 2012 put on by the United Way of Marathon County. Rake-A-Thon 2012 is designed to help the elderly and disabled rake their leaves.

For the last couple of weeks we've been introducing you to a couple of dogs at the Humane Society of Marathon County looking for a loving home as part of our "Pet Project."

From the outside the abandoned sawmill in Merrill doesn't look that scary. But dare to go in and you may just encounter Skullface.

Calling ALL ladies! Here's your chance to have a complete year's worth of FIT fire fighter photos, but more importantly help out two special causes.

Wednesday morning we headed out to the Humane Society of Marathon County for another edition of our "Pet Project." Our featured pet, was "Marnie." She's a one and a half year old Spaniel.

Firefighters from across Wisconsin gathered in Wisconsin Rapids, Saturday, October 13, to honor those dedicated to saving others.

Downtown Merrill is embracing the fall season with the annual Ultimate Scarecrow Contest.

It's time to introduce you to yet another adorable animal from the Humane Society of Marathon County looking for a loving home. As part of this week's Pet Project, we met "Valhalla." She's a 3 year old Siberian Husky/Australian Shepherd with a sweet and loving personality.

The D.C. Everest Band Boosters are hoping this will be their "Get Out of Jail Free Card." In hopes of getting some extra cash to support their bands, they've put together "Everest-opoly." It's a fundraiser to help raise some extra cash for the D.C. Everest Bands to replace old instruments.

What's better than a warm bowl of soup on a chilly fall evening? How about a bowl of warm soup and feeding the hungry? On October 27th, you can do just that as The Neighbors' Place hosts their 5th annual Empty Bowls event.

The Place of Peace in Stevens Point provides free community dinners every Thursday night. But now they're in fear of shutting down, as the building they serve meals in is scheduled to be demolished October 31st, 2012.

People lined Jefferson Street in Wausau today to see the annual United Way parade. Each year the parade kicks off a new campaign for united Way. This year's theme is "Driving Change the United Way."

U.S. Census numbers show that income is up slightly in Wisconsin, but so are rates of poverty.

It's an Artrageous Weekend here in Wausau.Whether you're an art lover or not, there is something for everyone.

Fishermen and women were out on Lake DuBay today, casting their lines and hoping to catch more than just fish.

The survey was sent out late this spring to 1,500 city residents. 620 answered, and they had a lot to say.

If you're looking for some FREE family fun this summer, be sure to head on over to Wausau's 400 Block every Wednesday for the Concert on the Square series.

Kulp's of Stratford, Stine Eye Center and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northcentral Wisconsin took home the awards Tuesday morning.

The city of Wausau starts its large item pick-up Monday and continues through next Friday. Workers will pick up large items only, including carpets, furniture and mattresses.

The senior prom is one of the most important events in a teenager's life, but the folks at Mount View Care Center in Wausau are proving you only need to be young at heart to enjoy the big event.

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms has taken the lead on the investigation of the deadly fire at Abby Theatre, that also injured four firefighters.

The village of Brokaw prepares for the closure of a major Wausau area employer, Wausau Paper.

You can help the Boys and Girls Club of Portage County by dining at Buffalo Wild Wings in Stevens Point on Monday, January 30th.